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An introduction to student and staff co-creation of the curriculum

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

As we move into 2019, it is valuable to reflect on how, within our varied work, we can embrace partnerships such as co-creation of the curriculum to create opportunities for students to share their expertise, experience, and insights with us to improve learning and teaching. Jan 8, 2019

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Mini-series: The importance of diversifying the curriculum: Reflections from the Senate Task Group

Teaching Matters Student Engagement

From the LGBT+ inclusive curriculum developed by staff and students for the Medicine curriculum , to the School of Divinity including a question about an inclusive curriculum in their Board of Studies processes, there is a variety of tactics that can be employed to create this change. May 8, 2019

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Spotlight on Remote Teaching: Benefits and challenges of blended learning

Teaching Matters Online Learning

2019), experts suggest that blended learning design has yet to scale and remains a short-term trend (i.e., Horizon Report Preview 2019 Higher Education Edition (pp. driving Ed Tech adoption in higher education for the next one to two years). Sign up to the free online course — Making Blended Education Work. Reference Alexander, B.,

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What is mid-course feedback?

Teaching Matters Academic Support

Key findings from the most recent evaluation carried out during Semester 2, 2019 are that: Use of mid-course feedback is high: 87.5% Mid-course feedback is valued by staff: 78% of respondents considered mid-course feedback to be useful. It will be encouraged from September 2019 with a view to adding it to policy for 2020/21.

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Top ten most read Teaching Matters blog posts of 2018

Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

A huge thank you to all our contributors and readers, and here’s to celebrating more wonderful, supportive and inspiring teaching and learning practices in 2019… 10. Look out for a Student Wellbeing Teaching Matters mini-series in July and August 2019. Jenny Scoles Dr Jenny Scoles is the editor of Teaching Matters.

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Welcome to the October issue of Teaching Matters: Research-led teaching and learning

Teaching Matters Student Engagement

She is an Academic Developer (Learning and Teaching Enhancement) in the Institute for Academic Development, and provides pedagogical support for University course and programme design. Oct 3, 2019 Her interests include student engagement, professional learning and sociomaterial methodologies.

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Mini-series: Using the academic blogging service in the Clinical Education and Digital Cultures course

Teaching Matters Online Learning

Mar 13, 2019 The premise of the course is that there is a need in clinical education to pay attention to changes in digital technology and data. Tim Fawns Dr Tim Fawns is Deputy Programme Director of the MSc in Clinical Education and part-time tutor on the MSc in Digital Education.